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Try this,

Start > Right Click on Computer/This PC > Manage > Disk Management > right click on the appropriate drive/partition and select change drive letters and paths,

Change it to a different letter and see how you go.

Alternatively you could create a live boot CD of linux or like a hirens recovery disc and see if you can access the partition from there. If you can not It would suggest the problem lies with the drive, possibly formatting rather that an error with windows.

 

Good luck.

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